Russian Action on the Shakhe River Continues Amid Frost
In Manchuria, Gen Kuropatkin orders continued Russian advance as harsh weather binds forces. Japanese prisoners number about 200, poorly clothed and chilled, while Tokyo reports Russian losses as higher than anticipated. Battles flare near Sandepas, with village recaptures and probing maneuvers along the front.
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Mukden E.b
Pausal
Shakhe
Dat
Sandepas
Tokyo
Kuropatkin
Sc Patersburg
Ad Vanes
Russia
Bandepas
Notice of Raze and Rotting Implants in Washington Post
A garbled notice references raze and rot tee items inserted in Washington Post and appears to involve various newspapers including New York Times Globe and Public Ledger. It mentions applying without extra charges for service or telegraphing in several cities and lists multiple newspaper names.
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Wasing On Post
NEW York Times
Boaro Globe
Alifalo Olwaifa
Replelai
SYRA
LSF
Paul Pioneer Press
Nisstapolis
Tetrane
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marriage Licenses and Obituaries Notice Band
Marriage licen ses for Paav and La as Isavelle Wernle and George County MiadNettiy Ma amith. Obituary notices speak of Bernard H John and Wallin Wolf with addresses 1109 Sw Ho Street Northwest. Funeral details note private services, burial at Wistae Cemetery, and mating of the Wolf family. Local notices list dates February 3 and 4 with times and residences.
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Paav
Mivore
Laos
Isavelle Wernle
Prim. George County
Theles Meare
Pratec Vuekl Ifer
Wain
William
Rishth
Lth
Mollilam
Lees Chapel
Janrrai
Bernard H John
Johnston
Uime
Wistae
Fehru
Wallin Wolf
Malcha Wolf
Deaths in May at multiple hospitals record list
May deaths across hospitals include Drewco Cost Hosp for the Tweane 74 sears Garfed hospital 3 days, Reverend F Joaneon Geyt Hosp for the Insane L3, Yata na 9 3ears, Meriva Ogusine 115 tan st 64 sears, Rocke fibboms 2s Esse WY years, Phobo Mebura Prde 1412 2uth st mw 78 years, Josephe Jackson 0 st nwt vear, Clare McHuen Providence Hosp to 31 years, Katty n Johneot Wolo 4 years, Clare N Harper Gove Hosp for the insane 49 ars, Quarten Davelg do Wh st me, Gray 9 Phillips Hil 5 months.
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Atta S
Drewco
Sears
Orur Derhaad Garfed Hospital
Joaneon
Yoore Feealjn
Tan St
Josephe Jackson
Clare McHuen
Providence
Katty
Johneot
Clare
Harper Gove
Friction in Russian Army Claims a Top General Linked to Command Shift
St Petersburg reports stir over Gen Kuropatkin amid rumors of a transfer to Gen Limevitch and a potential dismissal after Gripenberg movement tensions. Berlin commentary by Col Gaedke praises Kuropatkin underlines flaws, noting his cautious, regimented approach.
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St Petersburg
Rvropatkin
Limevitch
Grmpenberg
Associated Press
Vidco
Kuropathin
Gripenberg
Kuropathins
Ktikin
Kuropatkin
Linovitch
Berlin
Gaedke
Far East
Tageblatt
Europathin I
Victores
Ulan-3ang
Col Gaedke
Europatkin
Mediation talk baseless in Berlin reports
London officials deny reports of talks at Berlin between Von Buelow and Sir Frank Lascelles to stop the war. They say there is no foundation to any proposals from Germany Britain or others for peacemaking in the Far East. Berlin notes on Emperor William joining are treated as worthless and Russia has given no sign of peace desires.
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London
Foreign Office
Berlin
Channelier von Buelow
Frank Lascelles
Russia
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Fed
William
Juin
Far East
Foundation Russi
Third Pacific Squadron Leaves Libau for Far East Delayed
St Petersburg reports the Russian Pacific squadron under Admiral Nebogatoff will depart Libau around February 4 or 14 for the Far East, with battleships Nicolai I General Admiral Appiaxme Oushakoff and Semiayin, cruiser Vladimar Monomack, auxiliaries Russ Xenia, and torpedo boats. delay due to artillery placement and supply issues. A separate note from Paris reports Lieut Lienard named naval attaché at St Petersburg, succeeding Lieut de Cuverville who is missing since August, indicating possible reassignment following Port Arthur events.
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Far East
St Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Nicolai I
Apiaxme
Oushakoff
Semiayin
Ruiser Vladimar Monomack
Russ
Xenia
Libau
Paris
Lieut Lienard
Lieut de Cuverville
Port Arthur
Lieut Gligenheim
Anape
Polish towns in labor turmoil cause panic and expulsion
Reports from Czestochowa Lodz and Warsaw describe a nation gripped by strikes and refugee influxes. In Lodz and Czestochowa crowds faced disturbances and martial patrols while 280 Warsaw pupils were expelled for demanding Polish in schools. Civilians barricaded homes as labor unrest spreads toward Sielce and Lublin.
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Czestochowa
Gen Stoessel Denounces Port Arthur Surrender Claims
Gen Stoessel, ex commander of Port Arthur, arrived in Colombo from Japan aboard the Austration. He rejects London reports of a 25,000 strong garrison able to sortie, condemning the claims as unfounded and unsupported by fort data. Col Reiss said the garrison could not have held longer amid heavy losses and dwindling funds. Stoessel and companions will transship at Port Said for Odessa.
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Ceylon
Stoesse
Port Arthur
Japan
Shanghai
Austration
Stoessel
London
Peking
Col Reiss
Kondratenko
Odessa
Sympathy for Gorky Petition Signed in Paris Circles
Paris literary figures sign a petition for the release of Maxim Gorky imprisoned in St Petersburg for his reform movement activities in Russia. Signatories include Rodin Anatole France Jaures Charpentier Clarette Prevost Ludovic Halevy and Claude Monet. Demonstrations in Italy show support for the Russian strike victims and the author.
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Paris
Para
St Petersburg
Maxiat Gorky
Russia
MM Rodin
Anatole France Jaures
Charpentier Clarette Marcel Prevost
Ludovic Halevy
Claude Monet
Rome
Maxim Gorky
Italy
Leghown
Nobles Address the Czar in Moscow Assembly
Russian nobles assembled in Moscow on February 4 and voted on two addresses to the Emperor. The conservative proposal passed 219 to 1428 and urged the autocrat to govern from strength, while the liberal note called for a word from the Emperor and, when appropriate, the summoning of elective representatives to share in government.
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Moscow
Assembly of Nobles
King Sends for Kossuth in Austria Hungary
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph extended an invitation to Franz Kossuth for a meeting in Vienna or Budapest after the Hungarian independence victory. The move stirs reaction in both nations with Hungarians viewing it as a constitutional concession and Austrians seeing it as a dynastic setback. Count Julius Andrassy conveyed the invitation. Kossuth will only meet in Budapest and may become Hungarian finance minister.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Franz Kossuth
Budapest
Julius Andrassy
Kossuth
Satolli Improves. Cardinal Recovers From Illness
Rome February 4 Cardinal Satolli recovering from influenza shows varied temperatures but no fever in morning and a 100 degree peak in evening. Doctors expect convalescence soon. The cardinal has received numerous telegrams from American clergy including archbishops and bishops.
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Rome
Cardinal Satolli
Domestic prelate named by pope for Brooklyn Diocese
Rome reports Pope Pius elevates Mer Barrett secretary to Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn as domestic prelate. Barrett and McDonnell plan a Lourdes visit. they sail from Liverpool March 3 for New York. Also notes anti American agitation in Paris and other brief items in Paris.
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Rome
Brooklyn
Mer
Barrett
McDonnell
Pope Pius
Pope Faus
Mgr
Death notices and ship arrivals clutter late 19th century paper
Multiple obituaries and notices report the deaths of Jacob Lefevre and others across North America and Britain, with brief biographical details and regional locations. Also listed are ship arrivals and sailings including Campania and Umbria routes, reflecting a mixed death and transit notes page.
Big Revival In London By Torrey And Alexander
Prominent church leaders and a 3000-strong choir attend the opening of a historic revival at Royal Albert Hall led by Reuben Torrey and Charles Alexander. About $60,000 already subscribed to meet preliminary expenses with more expected. The event draws elite society figures and clergy from various denominations. The plan spans five months, visiting East End slums and broader London to preach conversion.
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Alexander—Movement
Salvation Army
London
Royal Albert Hall
Reuben A Torrey
Charles M Alexander
United Kingdom
Lord Kinnand
Evangelical Council
Singland
West End
Alexander
Albert Hall
McKinley
Salvation Argay
Chicago
Fashonable
Westland
Messrs
East End
Arrest in New York: John Aubray linked to Baltimore burglaries
John Aubray, 19, arrested in New York and held for recombination after Baltimore detectives say he and Charlies Franklin formed a burglary ring totaling over $10,000. Aubray claims Franklin is innocent and asks for his release while Franklin is also detained.
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John Aubray
Baltimore
New York
Aubray
Polo Court
Charlies Franklin
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a uterine tonic and life strength builder for nervous, irritable expectant mothers. It claims decades of approval, no alcohol, and a refund offer for women unable to be cured of leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapse, or falling of the womb. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation biliousness and headaches.
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Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
NW Y
Dr. Fierce
Pierce
Railway supervision plea goes to President Roosevelt
A delegation from the Illinois Manufacturers Association leaves Chicago for Washington by the Pennsylvania Railroad to urge federal railway supervision with rate regulation. In Helena Montana the House adopts a concurrent resolution asking Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission per Hearst bill to extend its powers.
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Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers” Association
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt
Congress
Manufacturers’ Association
The
Board of Trade
Chicago Shippers’ Association
Helena Mont
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearst
New York
Rail leaders Cassatt and Spencer meet Roosevelt on rate legislation
President Roosevelt hosts A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway at the White House to discuss proposed freight rate regulation. They express willingness to cooperate but say the Townsend Esch bill offers little protection for railroads.
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A J Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Messrs Cassatt and Spencer
Phere
House
Senate
Cassatt
Armour car lines defend tariffs before committees
George B Robbins, president of Armour Car Lines, testified before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee after addressing the Senate Interstate Commerce panel. He urged abolition of the milgage car lines system, defended charges as based on cost, and said tariffs were public with no secret practices. He denied fruit business ties and noted service delays and regional car idling due to cold weather. He promised to continue testimony this week.
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Armour Company
House
Ferguson
Duluth Minn
Western Falt
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Hns
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
George B Robbins
Armour Car Lines
Armours
Rubbing
Armoura
Pennsylvania Railroad
Armour Cabimet
Hepburn Pushes Rule To Fast Rail Rate Bill
Representative Hepburn as Foreign Commerce committee chair introduced a resolution to set a rule for the consideration of the interstate commerce bill. The Rules Committee will meet Monday to advance the measure, and Republican Whip Tawney urged members to be in the House by 2 pm Monday to vote on the rule.
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Mepburn
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee On
Tawney
February Fashions in This Month's Fashions-S3 Kann Sons
February Fashions issue features five main stories plus fashion articles by Augusta Prescott Marie Moritz Dupont and others. It highlights organdies shower-printed silk mulls and other fabrics for evening wear and summer dresses with a special display and giveaways to Inquirers. Cruiser Bremen arrives at Port Tampa with city officials and foreign consuls meeting capt Koch.
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Augusta Prescott
New York
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Vassar College
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F Boldtmann
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Merri Ge
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Robert Kent James
Fim
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